HANNAH was founded in 2010 by Alice and Ken Winter from New Zealand, and operates through a partnership agreement with Open Home Foundation International (NZ) and Christian Endeavour (Romania).
HANNAH supports:
- The employment of a local Social Worker.
- Training in the care and protection of vulnerable children.
- Home visits.
- Family reintegration of children who have been institutionalised.
- Parenting skills education.
- Life skills: hygiene, food preparation, household responsibilities, support for social and physical challenges.
Current Projects:
LEAP (Life skills, Education, and Arts Programme)
We are raising funds to develop and implement this programme to provide for the children we currently support. This programme includes:
- Education and life skill training.
- Trauma related music and art therapy.
- Health needs (medicine, dentistry, and eye tests).
- Community experience excursions.
Community Care Programme
This new community programme provides home-based care and protection training for family members/guardians who have become responsible for children who did not live with them previously. The programme includes:
- Liaising with schools, homework support, and individual education plans.
- Education/support for parents on how to relate and care for the children, including an understanding of the effects of trauma and institutionalisation.
- Health needs for other family members.
Give to OHFI work in Romania
Your donation to OHFI’s work in Romania is deeply appreciated. Our work spans: LEAP (Life skills, Education, and Arts Programme), in which your donation can help support this broad-based education programme for children that OHFI supports through HANNAH; and the Community Care Programme, in which your donation can help support parents and caregivers look after their children.
